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Is there any reaction which has no limiting reactant?...?? Is it possible?
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Limiting reagents are generally those reagents that are completely used up in the reaction. Reversible reactions would not have a limiting reagents as reactants are synthesized again and are not 'limiting'.
Also, if the reactants are mixed in the correct stoichiometric ratios to use them all up, there will not be a limiting reagent.
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